insensible

• He was insensible, and the question was, whether he were dead or not. —  The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 28, February, 1860
• At the same time he struck his head and became insensible, and so the father of the little girl was obliged to leave her and to fetch a doctor. —  Naughty Miss Bunny A Story for Little Children
• The unfortunate father continued a long while insensible, and made them more than once despair of his life; but at last he came to himself. —  The Arabian Nights Entertainments
• At the sight of so frightful a genie we became insensible, and lay like dead men At last we came to ourselves, and saw him sitting in the porch looking at us. —  The Arabian Nights Entertainments
• When he continued to broil it as if he had been quite insensible, the king, astonished at this surprising sight, after he had leaped from his throne and commanded the young man to be removed from the altar, says, "Be gone, having acted more like an enemy towards thyself than me. —  The History of Rome, Books 01 to 08

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